Gmail Tip: How to Find the Real Sender of An Email If you use Gmail and you receive a suspicious email, here is how you can find the real sender. Open the suspicious email. Be careful not to click any links in it. Click on the 3 vertical dots icon located to the right of the… Read More »
How to Block a Sender On Gmail Here is the easiest way to block a sender if you’re using Gmail. 1. Open an email that came from the sender you want to block. 2. Click the More menu button (the three vertical dots icon) next to the Reply button near the top of the message. 3. Select… Read More »
What is the most popular way for cyber criminals to spread malware and links to malicious web sites? A. Software Bundling B. Hacking C. Spam Email D. None of these If you answered “C”, you’re correct. You get an A. Spam is number one when it comes to bringing malicious files and websites to your computer. According to… Read More »
Linda and the continuing saga of junk mail (or why “block sender” never works) I use windows live as my email and I was very proud that I only had two or three junk emails a month but a couple of weeks ago instead of deleting the junk then looked under sweep and saw block sender so I… Read More »
E-cards are created the same way Web sites are; they’re built on the Internet just like this page. So when you send someone an e-card, you’re actually giving them a link to click, which takes them to the online greeting card you created for them. You should always approach links in e-mail with caution. Sally Babcock, General Manager… Read More »
LeeAnn wonders why she gets email that appears to be from her friend – but it’s really not A friend of mine keeps sending me email but she swears she isn’t sending them. Most of the time they’re filled with disgusting advertisements – or links to bad web sites. Our Answer Your friend is most likely telling you… Read More »